Location
Venice, Italy
The hotel is located in the heart of Venice, overlooking the bustling Grand Canal, 2-minutes from St Mark's Square.
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Venice, Italy
Bauer Palazzo
The Bauer Palazzo is an ultra-luxurious, boutique hotel in the heart of Venice, just a few steps from Piazza San Marco and situated on the Grand Canal. At the Palazzo guests take breakfast on Venice's highest roof terrace with panoramic views of the city.
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One of the most regal addresses in Venice, two minutes walking distance from St Mark's Square
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Red Bar Canale offers an elegant environment with live music each evening
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Settimo Cielo a gorgeous 7th-floor lounge, offers a delightful breakfast and spectacular terrace with breathtaking views of the city and lagoon
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Wednesdays to Sundays pm the B-Bar becomes a trendy night club
Bauer Palazzo is a luxurious hotel in the heart of Venice, just a few steps from Piazza San Marco. The historic 18th century building has been beautifully restored and is situated on the Grand Canal with views towards the islands of San Giorgio and the church of Santa Maria della Salute.
The rooms and suites are all individually decorated with lavish furnishings, many feature balconies with spectacular views of the city, the Grand Canal and the sparkling basin of San Marco. The Italian marble bathrooms are supplied with toiletries from Santa Maria degli Angeli.
The Settimo Cielo is an elegant lounge with Venice’s highest roof terrace offering magnificent panoramic views, open to hotel guests for breakfast. The award-winning restaurant De Pisis also boasts an outdoor terrace and is situated on the Grand Canal. It offers gourmet Venetian and Mediterranean cuisine with Asian influences.
Venice is an ancient city encompassing 117 islands connected to each other by many canals and bridges. It has been made a Unesco World Heritage site due to its unique urban layout and artistic patrimony. Venice offers everything a traveller could dream of; fantastic shops, mouth watering cuisine and unique events. The Bauer Palazzo is a great base for exploring this magnificent city.
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Top tip:
Request a side room where you will have a view down the lagoon, over the rooftops and out towards the dramatic Dolomite mountains.
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Cicchetti tour of Venice
Discover Venice's culinary side with a private walking tour of its numerous bacari. These traditional wine bars are typically packed with locals enjoying a glass of wine and delicious bite-sized cicchetti.
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Explore the Dorsoduro district
Explore the picturesque Dorsoduro district, an area of Venice home to universities, churches and palaces. Wander through the streets of this charming district with your guide before visiting a traditional textile workshop, famous around the world.
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Explore the Venetian islands
Venture away from the hustle and bustle of Venice and discover the picturesque islands of Murano, Burano and Mazzorbo. These charming islands are completely unique, each boasting their own characteristics and traditions.
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Explore the Venetian islands
Venture away from the hustle and bustle of Venice and discover the picturesque islands of Murano, Burano and Mazzorbo. These charming islands are completely unique, each boasting their own characteristics and traditions.
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Private walking tour of Venice
Explore the fascinating city of Venice with your private guide, taking in the sights of St Mark's Square and its surrounding streets and waterways. Admire the spectacular interiors of St Mark's Basilica before enjoying a gelato or chocolate tasting.
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Tour of the Doge's Palace
Explore the stunning interior of the iconic Doge's Palace with your private guide and discover the hidden dungeons and secret rooms hiding behind the opulent decoration.
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Visit Murano
To the north of Venice, the island of Murano has long been celebrated for its glassmaking, a tradition which dates back to the 13th century on the island. Explore the charming island and visit one of the glassblowing factories to see the artisans at work.